21.   Rebels release two Red Cross workers.

22.   Rebels released most of their hostages during the first two weeks.

23.   Rebels released two Russian servicemen, a Russian military source told Interfax on Friday, but said there had been little progress in resolving the dispute over POW releases.

24.   A short time later rebels released some women and children, some of whom screamed at the soldiers, saying they were killing innocent people.

25.   A month later, rebels released a list of prisoners that included Carlos Alberto.

26.   After abducting and holding a Roman Catholic bishop and his driver for five days, rebels released the two men on Thursday, an independent radio station said.

27.   After seizing the residence, rebels released most of the hundreds of hostages over the next few days.

28.   After five days of intensive negotiations, the rebels released the Yugoslav soldiers in what the government said was an unconditional move.

29.   After the trip, the government proposed that the rebels release their hostages reportedly in exchange for exile in one of those two countries.

30.   After the rebels released most of their captives, five remaining hostages were freed following a gunfight with soldiers and two Indonesian captives were killed by their abductors.